09/06/2026
Gallery walls are one of my favourite ways to add a truly personal touch to a home — and this one in Brixton is a perfect example.
Our clients love to travel, and this wall is just the beginning — a growing collection of prints and memories brought back from each trip, displayed beautifully in their living room. A wall that will evolve with them. How lovely is that? ✨
If you're thinking of doing something similar, read these tips before you pick up the hammer 👇
1. Start on the floor, not the wall
Lay everything out first, move things around freely until it feels right — no holes, no regrets.
2. Spacing is everything
Keep gaps consistent, between 5–8cm is the sweet spot. Too much space looks scattered, too little feels cluttered.
3. Mix sizes but anchor with one large piece
Vary frame sizes for visual interest, but always anchor the composition with one dominant piece. It gives the eye somewhere to land.
4. Don't match everything
Identical frames can feel flat. Mix metals, woods and finishes for a collected-over-time feel that looks curated, not catalogue.
5. The wall colour matters more than you think
A gallery wall on a bold or dark wall hits completely differently — don't default to white.
Save this for when you're ready 🖤 And tell us below — are you a minimal monochrome or eclectic and layered kind of person? 👇
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